Noah Diaz's You Will Get Sick at Steppenwolf leans a little heavy on the whimsical metaphors, but the performances are ...

Chicago quartet Third Coast Percussion continue to celebrate their 20th year with this kaleidoscopic all-day event at Epiphany Center for the Arts.

Meg Remy is one of the most exciting producers in the indie-rock ecosystem, and nothing showcases the breadth of her talent as effectively as the solo pop project U.S. Girls.

New Constellations make shimmering dance pop influenced by 80s synth bands and R&B, and they sometimes shake up their approachable, easygoing vibes with moodier, more experimental sounds.

On their debut album as Juanita & Juan, Jungle Cruise, Bag and Powers sound so charming you’ll wish you were aboard their cruise ship.

In new album Defiant Life, Smith plays patient melodies that course inexorably through the open, rolling terrain of Iyer’s subdued, lyrical piano and subtle electronics.

Isn’t it irksome that the quote, “Everything in the world is about sex — except sex. Sex is about power.” was misattributed to Oscar Wilde? Alas, that may have been almost too perfect, to have a queer ...

The Moviegoer is the diary of a local film buff, collecting the best of what Chicago’s independent and underground film scene has to offer.

Behind a curtain in his workshop is an enormous retro memory processing server, which Salvador sometimes plugs himself into ...

A musical about Larry Walters (aka "Lawn Chair Larry") makes its North American premiere at Chicago Shakespeare.

Jettila Lewis illustrates games and comics and makes clothes and functional art, but they work especially closely with the music community.

The former NBA player's unconventional self-expression had an impact on LGBTQ+ people when he played for the Chicago Bulls.